New Clew to Killing Arrests in Prospect
Hendersonville, N C—An inquest to be held this afternoon is expected to reveal that a woman assisted in the operation that killed Myrtle Hawkins. Detective Radfield of Washington aided local officials in the inquiry. Warrant affidavits have been drawn for charges, and several witnesses have been summoned as the case unfolds near Lake Oneaola. The corpse was reportedly concealed in nearby woods before being dumped into the lake.
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Hendersonville
N. C
Washington
Frencerannville
N.C
Authwrnes
Myrtle Trawkins
Trockert
Acone
Tlon
Radfield
Acton
Tomparrow
Ohio Institute Not New, Mechanic's Institute Recalled
MAX PRACHT of Washington notes the Ohio Mechanics' Institute in Cincinnati began in 1805 as a private benefaction by Miles Greenwood. He recalls the school at Sixth and Vine taught free drafting and mechanical arts, aimed to train expert mechanics. He cites Miles Greenwood's 1840s steam fire engine project and supports the institute's purpose to elevate workers to foreman and managerial roles.
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Filito Fost
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Mechanics” Institute
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Miles Greenwood
New York Daily
Miles Steenwood
Citizens’ Gift
Mivans
Washington
Max Pracht
Strayer
Business College
Ninth
F Streeta
Sphool
Bortsh
Civil Service
Emily Fred Barnes
11Th St. Ny
Lincoln
Hall-Noyes
Boulngus
INTER
Catei Fogues
Frances Mann
Bortond
Park School
14Th St. N. W
Horace Campbell
Sydney J. Lodge
Remey School OF Architecture
Union Bricklayers Strike Over Moore Appointment
Union bricklayers at the Government Printing Office protested irregularities in the temporary appointment of John Moore a Black Laborer to a bricklayer post. The strike began Tuesday as work on a garage adjacent to Tf Street building stalled and other union men backed the demand Moore be discharged.
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Unio
United States Civil Service Commission
John Moore
Tf Street
Moore
Georgetown Medical College
New University Hospital
Cate
Geo
M. Kober
H Street
W. N. Cogan
Rioters Stone Troops in Food Price Protests
Disturbances erupt across actions over high food prices with Creil in Oise reporting the most serious incident. Mob targets troops, several soldiers injured as the prefect seeks Paris reinforcements to stop attempts to storm the town barricades.
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Speia Cada
Washington Post
Creil
Department of the Oise
Whial
Oise
Paris
Fragmentary Hotel and City Names List with People
A garbled OCR list mentions numerous hotels and city names including New York City Pittsburgh Baltimore and Hamburg with numerous personal names such as Miss Laura and Mrs. Ve, along with various surnames. The fragmentary text reads like a directory or social notice but offers no coherent event or narrative.
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Kassel
Magil
Dass
Laura Fades
Tuttle
Pask Rowe
Wien
Opty
St James
New York City
Haldace
Newanna
Helen Kovber
Sordam
Coleman OY
Wartsley
Hoa
Youbes
WoMores
Brownig
Q Cares
Hotgan
oNnee
I Cowan KJ
Foubs
Harry PD Fares
JM Dower
Eimewar
Jean Wi
FE Meteger
Uerbert
Kiatnes
Tmckhast
Cotarpeabye
Reamon
Pruladelpeia OG
Bagby
Thomas Ant Wis
Booth
Willant
Pittsburgh
Ootange
Woolard GA
Lani
Janis
Hooffs Bond Renewed in Alexandria Trial Set
Lew Ke Hooft secretary and manager of the Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Association renews bond for 19000 as trial scheduled for November 14. Nine indictments for larceny against him stand, with wife and sister named as sureties. Judge Barley said trial would start on November 14 and reports from bank receivers will inform the court.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Meximdria
Lewis
Mercantile Railway Bnkling and Loan Association
Corporation Court
Mary Feoof
Caroline Hooft
Seminary Ill
Barley
Douglass Stuart
H. Noel Garner
Lewin
Machen
Hooft
Mercantile Railway Building and Loan
Governors Debate Supreme Court Role in Rate Regulation
Governors from Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia and more press for court action overruling Justice Sanborn in Minnesota rate cases. Wisconsin’s Gov McGovern backs postponement while Gilchrist supports a substitute measure. Aldrich aims to present a unified gubernatorial petition to the Supreme Court, urging protection of state rights and challenging federal overreach.
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Gilchrist
Supreme Court
Isake Smith
Georgia
Justice Sanborn
Interstate Commmerce Commission
McGovern
Wisconsin
Cor.Gilchrist
Kitchin
Alabama
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Gov
Aldrich
Minnesota
White
Stat
Nelson May Stay in Senate Run
Special to The Watungta Post reports that Senator Nelson remained undecided after conference results. Sources note he indicated a positive stance toward running again but stressed weighing chances with supporters before finalizing his decision.
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Nelson
Senate
Watungta
Mt Tank Winn
Waeidoesilay Uiterpeen
Walle Feo
St Pail
Wed
United States Senate
Reunian
Labor Men Indorse Wiley and Suffrage in Maryland
Delegates at the Maryland State and District of Columbia Federation of Labor banquet in Cumberland approve resolutions backing organizing stenographers and typists for women workers, praising Dr Harvey Wiley, supporting DC women’s suffrage, and endorsing a Maryland education and child labor bill. The convention also backs female suffrage in Maryland and endorses compensation provisions for injured federal workers.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Maryland
District of Columbia Federation of Labor
Trades Council Hall
Allegany Trades Council
Washington
Woman's Trades Union League of Maryland
Harvey W. Wiley
District of Columbia
Educational Committee
Miss ‘Trax
Baltimore
Campaign expense figures from Montgomery primary candidates
Special to The Washington Post Rockville Maryland September 14 candidates for Montgomery county nominations report campaign costs for Democrats. Listed expenses include W Gaterbridge States 20 Richard T White Jr 83 Clifford L Howard 160.25 Eugene H Waters 109.25 Andrew J Cummings 144 Jomm C Bemettey 350 Francis J Downey Remur 3st Darby Alfred C Telson 62.25 John E West 62.25 H Cissel 5 Charles J Maddox 5 Edward C Peter 350.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Montgomery County
W. Gaterbridge
Richard T. White, Jr
Clifard L. Howard
Eugene H. Waters
House of Delegates
Andrew J. Cummings
Jomm C. Bemttey
Francis J. Downey
Remur
Darby
Orphans’ Court
Alfred ¢. Telson
Courohn E. West
H. Cissel
Charles J. Maddox
Edward C. Peter
Jude
Fugitive banker Wheatley caught in Oklahoma return
Bristol reports Melvin Wheatley, linked to a 310percent shortage wrecking Limestone Bank Tennessee three years ago, was captured in Oklahoma and brought back to Jonesboro. A Baltimore bonding company has paid the alleged shortage. Wheatley, from a prominent Tennessee family, was former bank cashier. Judge Walter Hissanborn criticizes Minnesota rate cuts as unconstitutional, seeking to block reductions and protect interstate commerce and railroad property rights.
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Melvin Wheatley
Limestone
Tenn
Washington Post
Bristol
Bank of Limestone
Oklahoma
Jonesboro
Baltimore
Wheatley
Tennessee
Nashville
Walter Hhsanborn
Qhnehth Federal Judicial District
Amlinnesota
Minnesota State Railway Commission
Minnesota
Santern
Northern Mie Subway Company
Great | Northern Railway Company
Minneapolis Ad St. Louis Railroad Company
Railway and Warehouse Commission of Minnesota
Charles FE. Olis
Saphern
Plans to Save Egg Losses From Theft and Waste
The Department of Agriculture reports a plan to cut the annual 45 million dollar loss in egg producers through quality based buying. A nationwide movement unites egg buyers with state authorities to end case-count purchases, aiming to reduce waste and improper handling. The bulletin notes American egg products are worth about 620 million dollars yearly, roughly one ninth of the tobacco crop value.
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Department of Agriculture
Egs
Bowen Ordered to Pay Alimony in Divorce Case
Michael A. Bowen a Tenth street saloonkeeper was ordered by Justice Ashley M. Gould to pay his wife Cora M. Bowen fifty dollars monthly alimony until the divorce proceedings in Cincinnati are settled. He must also cover his wife's counsel fees after she sued him in district court alleging fraud in obtaining the Ohio decree, and that he lived with her in Washington while she was unaware of the foreign proceeding. the Ohio court vacated its decree and ordered a rehearing.
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Michael A. Bowen
Tenth Street
Ashley M. Gould
Cora M. Bowen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bowen
District Court
Washington
Ohio Court
Baltimore Youth Slayer Captured After Fatal Shot Near Pool
Charles Thomas, 14, of 718 West North Avenue, confessed to a self defense killing of 18 year old William H. Gerber near a Gwynns Falls swimming pool after attempting to obtain a pistol for the rifle used in the shooting. Gerber, a sergeant and mascot of the Fifth Maryland National Guard, was killed. the slayer’s identity was clarified by members of his party.
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Baltimore
Washington Post
William H. Gerber
Charles Thomas
West North Avenue
H. T. Thomas
South Charles Street
Maryland National Guard
Gerber
M'Kinley Day Observed Marked by Carnations and Wreath
Carnations in Washington coats and a wreath sent by former Secretary George B. Cortelyou marked the tenth anniversary of President McKinley’s death in Canton Ohio. Washington remembered the day of his last breath in Buffalo New York but no formal observances occurred. Republican clubs and societies held no meetings until fall while Pennsylvania State Republican Club plans a Wednesday meeting at 1347 Pennsylvania Avenue NW and signals more state club gatherings to follow.
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Sven
J. W. Brannan
Woman's Political Union of
New York
Invernora
Tasker T. Oddo
Jordan
Ohis
League of Republican State Clubs
William B. McKintey
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania State Republican Club
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Pennsylvania
Work of Cities Discussed at Virginia Municipalities Meet
Delegates from about six cities arrive in Cape Charles aboard the steamer Pennsylvania for a convention opening address by the town mayor. Discussions cover city government forms and taxation, health sanitation, and property improvement with speakers from Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News and Richmond.
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Washington Post
Cape Charles
League of Virginia
Norfolk
Pennsylvania
John T. Daniels
T. H. Wallace
Board of Aldermen of
Capes
J. G. Riddick
J. Davis
Portsmouth
Morris Jones
Newport News
W. C. Foster
Robert Brighton
Danville
John S. Wise
Kiptopeake
Wise
R. E. Steed
League
Hay K. Flannagan
Department of Health
Richmond
Virginia
Eli‘ies
Powhatan
Schenck
E. A. Sherman
Cedar Rapids
Ingra
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Georgetown University
National Capital
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Georgetown Law School
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E. S. Massey
New York Ave
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